- Originating from Nature: our products are petrochemical-free, contain no microplastics, and produce no pollution. They are made of PLA and modified corn starch, and meet the standards of ASTM 6400, EN13432, BPI (CERT# 10529115), and OK COMPOST. Compared to traditional plastics, this material reduces CO2 emissions by 60%
- A Fantastic Alternative to Plastic Drinking Straws: You can say goodbye to soggy and collapsed straws - our straws are sturdy, bendable, and just as convenient as traditional flexible straws. You will no longer worry about how long the straw will last
- Hygienic Production Process: our production process is completed in a closed plant under the "GMP" standards, ensuring that every disposable eco straw that reaches your hand is absolutely hygienic
- Suitable for Most Cups: these 8 1/4 inch recyclable straws are long enough to fit most cups, such as medium tumblers, glasses, and zip-top cans. These plasticless flexible straws are excellent for birthday parties, bridal showers, cocktail parties, open bars, and more
- Please Note: this package includes 100 count compostable straws with a size of 8 1/4 inch * 1/4 inch (210mmx6mm). We recommend using them for drinks below 150 °F (65°C). Store them in a cool and dry place at room temperature, and avoid direct sunlight. The shelf life is 12 months
Plasticless 100% Compostable Bendy Drinking Straws - A fantastic alternative to extra long plastic straws. They are made of materials such as modified corn starch and PLA. The maximum heat-resisting temperature of these plant-based straws is 150°F. Composting is the process of breaking down organic waste through microbial digestion to create compost. Our straws meet all the requirements in the European Norm EN 13432 and/or the US Standard ASTM D6400. Both specifications require that biodegradable/compostable products completely decompose in a composting setting in a specific time frame, leaving no harmful residues behind. The proper composting environment is warm, humid, and rich in nutrients and microorganisms. Therefore, simply putting the straw into water or burying it in the soil can't quickly complete the entire degradation process.
